
Apartments near State Center-Metro Subway in Baltimore, MD (1,698 Rentals)


The Anne on Aliceanna

The Allison

1618 Bank

1201 S Charles St, Baltimore, MD 21230

The Tala at Washington Hill

Winchester Apartments

3210 N Calvert St

The Whitney

St. Stephen's Court Apartments

Fells Point Station

PLASE Apartments

313 S Broadway

1110 Key Federal Hill

The Charles Apartments

Apostolic Towers

Mary Harvin House

Bradford Apartments

1901-1911 E Lombard St

2325 Hollins St

Columbus School Limited Partnership

Montpelier's Choice

1305 Dock Street - old

Kennedy Court Apartments

1605 Homestead St

717-719 S Bond St

Metro Heights at Mondawmin

Collington Commons

Wyman Hills

The Wilkes

Serenity Place

1700 N Gay St

1416-1418 Light St

The Archer

631 Broadway Fells Point

510 S Ann St

516 S Ann St

2800 Reisterstown Rd

Lemko Community

701 S Ann St

2117 E Pratt St

1500 Riverside Ave

Upper Fells Flats

Lancaster Square

Parkside Manor

3000 Reisterstown Rd

Zen Apartments 55+

Bon Secours Benet House

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